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Practice Speaking: Read Aloud
ID: #49202
Long Happy Sounds
Research published in the journal of Neuroscience suggests that happy sounds, such as laughter, are infectious. When people hear these sounds, their brains activate the premotor cortical region, which prepares facial muscles to move. This may explain why laughter and other happy sounds can spread so easily from person to person.
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